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Shikata

dissolved municipality in Mitsu district, Okayama prefecture, Japan

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dissolved municipality of Japan

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inception

1 June 1889^Gregorian

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name in kana

しかたむら

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Japanese Wikipedia

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https://ja.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=鹿田村_(岡山県御津郡)&oldid=84737154

country

Japan

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located in the administrative territorial entity

Mitsu district

start time

1 April 1900^Gregorian

end time

1 March 1921^Gregorian

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Mino district

start time

1 June 1889^Gregorian

end time

1 April 1900^Gregorian

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located in the present-day administrative territorial entity

Okayama

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coordinate location

34°39'7.76"N, 133°54'47.55"E

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https://ktgis.net/kjmapw/kjmapw.html?lat=34.652160&lng=133.913210&zoom=17&dataset=okayama&age=0&screen=2&scr1tile=k_cj4&scr2tile=osm&scr3tile=k_cj4&scr4tile=k_cj4&mapOpacity=10&overGSItile=no&altitudeOpacity=2

replaced by

Okayama

point in time

1 March 1921^Gregorian

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unknown value

1 August 1899^Gregorian

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dissolved, abolished or demolished date

1 March 1921^Gregorian

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Identifiers

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Geographical Name Dictionary of the Historical Administrative Districts Dataset Beta

retrieved

25 December 2023

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/g/11h_t93ktz

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jawiki 鹿田村 (岡山県御津郡)
kowiki 시카타촌 (오카야마현)

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